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"The Sabrinian"
Nov 13, 1918
L01.032
"The Sabrinian" is a publication of Amherst College; this edition is published by the class of 1916 and contains a tribute to class member Thomas Ashley of Deerfield, Massachusetts. |
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"The Dyke Mill Bulletin, No. I"
1911
L02.030
The Dyke Mill project, based in Montague, Massachusetts, was an utopian community that hoped to sell its work, the most visible part of which was printed items. |
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"Supplement to the New England Farmer, and Gardener's Journal"
Jan 9, 1839
L02.061
These pages from the 1839 New England Farmer demonstrate how vibrant the market was for agricultural inventions even in this early period. Nearly every item has been patented or "improved." |
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"Manufacture of Silk Not New in New England" from New England Farmer
Oct 2, 1833
L02.062
The New England Farmer promoted the manufacture of silk in America. |
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"Chinese Mulberry" and "Persian Management of Silkworms from New England Farmer"
Jan 1, 1834
L02.063
In columns from an 1834 New England Farmer, vital questions about the problems of raising silk in Massachusetts are asked. Apparently conclusive answers are delivered. |
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"Culture of Silk" from New England Farmer
Feb 19, 1834
L02.064
As a part of an effort to cultivate silk in Massachusetts, the legislature passed a bounty to be paid to successful producers. Although the bounty would induce many to enter the silk industry, technical and environmental problems would ruin nearly all of them within a decade. |
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"The Silk Culturist"
1839
L02.066
The Silk Culturist was a newspaper about the silk industry published in Hartford, Connecticut. |
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"The Youth's Companion World Fair"
May 4, 1893
L02.134
The Youth's Companion periodical was first published in 1827 and was geared to the education of youth; this edition of May 4,1893, is devoted to the Chicago World's Fair of 1893. |
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"Picturesque Hampshire"
1890
L02.135
This excerpt is from "Picturesque Hampshire," a locally written and published description of the county that was part of a series of similar county guides. Its photographs were by Clifton Johnson (1865-1940). He later had a rich career as an author, photographer, and illustrator. |
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"The World's Work" - War Manual of the Great 1914 European Conflict
1914
L02.147
This book was published just months after the start of the First World War, before the true horror of that conflict could be known. It nonetheless has some remarkably far-seeing insights on that devastating conflict. |
